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Why don't guns feel as cool as weapons like swords? It's hard to describe, but guns just feel like tools and not something you'd look at and say "this is my weapon". Like, most people wouldn't really feel like they'd want to paint a picture of a modern rifle. Have guns just not been around long enough to reach the same level of being romanticized?
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Generally swords were more personal. You got up and close whereas guns are able to be a personal weapon yet are usually used for range.
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Because using a sword confers that the user has some kind of tangible skill more readily than a gun
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>>36540221
Also with guns you don't feel the impact when your weapon hits the opponent's flesh.
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>>36540221
Because pathetic western garbage can never compare to glorious nippon steel.
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>>36540221
I think it's probably because of pugilistic instincts. More might is shown through martial combat than through sitting behind a tree and pulling a trigger.
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>>36540419
it all comes down to winning anon....
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>>36540221
It's quite the opposite for me
Oooh big blade, ok, now hands in the air
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